Read What FLI Supporters Are Saying About One of the Worst “Cancel” Cases
The All-Out war on religious freedom has led to countless cases of people of faith facing censorship or retribution for expressing their beliefs. Yet, one of the worst cancel cases that’s taken place in the past few years is that of SweetCakes by Melissa. Read how First Liberty and its supporters have stood strong to oppose a toxic cancel culture.
Let Freedom Ring: Dr. King and the Power of Religious Conviction
by Keisha Russell, FLI Counsel • 4 min read Understanding Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. requires recognizing that he was compelled by his conscience. Dr. King’s dream that we would all be judged not “by the color of our skin but by the content of our character” was birthed out of […]
Photos of Our Recent Oral Argument on Behalf of Cake Artist Melissa Klein
This special Insider’s-only feature includes several exclusive photos to give you an inside look at what happened at last week’s hearing in the SweetCakes case. As we wait for a final decision, we’re also giving you a breakdown of our legal team’s oral argument.
FLI Reclaims Right of Senior Couple to Host Bible Study in Their Home
First Liberty Institute recently settled a federal lawsuit against a senior living community in Virginia that had banned FLI clients Ken and Liv Hauge from hosting a Bible study. Learn how this victory will help us win more cases to protect your right to live out your faith at home.
Interactive Map: Ten Critical Legal Battles We’re Fighting to Defend Your First Freedom
2020 will be the start of a new era for religious freedom and this special feature contains an interactive map with numerous legal battles we’re fighting nationwide. Start the New Year by becoming familiar with the key cases that will have a profound impact on your first freedom.
First Liberty Begins 2020 with Two Critical Oral Arguments, Including SweetCakes by Melissa
As predicted, 2020 is already off to a roaring start as First Liberty presents oral arguments in the First Circuit to challenge the state of Maine’s School Choice program, and in the Oregon Court of Appeals for one of the nation’s most highly-anticipated cases, SweetCakes by Melissa.
